Can you drill a hole for a strap?
44958
Yes, as I recall instructions come with the board. Just use a screw driver that is the same size as the leash plug. Heat the screw driver until it is fairly hot as this makes it easier to pass through the board. Once you have the hole it is easy to install plug. The instructions tell you where to locate the leash on the board.
44959
Ours didnt have instructions but it was super easy to do. Philips head screwdriver to puncture hole where you want the leash. We did it off center to miss stringer. Surf shops will install leashes for free if you buy it there. Here is a link http://www.ebodyboarding.com/site/tips/install_leash.htm
44960
heat up the tip of a #2 Phillips screwdriver & push it down through the topskin to the right or left of center till it pops out of bottom , do not put in center of board , carbon stringer is in center. you may have to cut 4 small slices to allow plug to go through,push bottom plug in & tighten with coin
44961
Absolutely. However, you should use a commercial leash kit that employs a plastic threaded grommet. Simply running a leash of cord through a drilled hole will cause the hole to tear from stress.
1764118
They really cannot be cut. There is a 1.5 inch section of hook that buckles around to the longer loop portion. You could cut the loop section and re-sew it to the buckle if motivated enough. Probably easy if you have a sewing machine. That said, these straps are actually pretty well made and worth the price.
2269201
No you do not have to drill holes. It sits in there and comes with a couple of straps to attaches to seat frame work. Works real well and i am happy with mine.
1620710
My husband does not use the strap. He did confirm that there is only one place to attach. You could possibly call Chapin and get an answer. Sorry we could not be more help.
1903671
You shouldn't have to drill a hole in your instrument. As to whether it will work with a "concert size" ukelele I don't know because I don't have one. Is your ukelele a small one or is it a tenor or baritone ukelele? If it's a small one this strap should work just fine as long as your ukelele has an strap pin at the bottom end like guitars have. You slip one end of this strap over that and if your ukelele has another strap pin put the other end over that. If you're using a small ukelele one end of the strap can wrap around the head-stock just above the nut so it won't interfere with the strings or the tuning machines.
673238
yes, unless they cut the strap somehow or unscrew the attachment screw, which is not easy to do.
2200635
You probably can .... but I wouldn't recommend it. The manufacturer does not mention that a strap can be used, so to be on the safe side you probably should not. Hope this was helpful.
1260442
No. In order to attach this to a strap you have to take the strap off and thread it through a loop on the pouch.
528112
You have to get one of the flat plastic adjustor pieces that is available. It has 2 long rectangular slots, so the strap is adjustable. I just pop riveted the ones I did and wound it with electrical tape. You could use small screws, nuts and washers also.
349879
Hi Frank,You can loop a rope through the D Ring on the strap and work it that way. Hope this helps.
1520315
Yes, but you would have to cut the elastic strap and pin or sew the extension.
278168
I am not sure what a thread strap is but it's a snap in buckle type. Not with a buckle with holes. I hope that makes sense.
1677932
it comes with a strap if you want to attach a longer/different type you could it would be possible
2025384
Put the small loop through the hole then insert the whole strap through the small loop.
1936780
I don't know that you can. I looked for one and couldn't find one. You may have to buy a strap that would fit in the hole in the side, it's big enough to fit a small string through one.
258735
Gently with a flat screwdriver you will be able to open it. It took me a few minutes to do so, but was never able to attach the strap to it. Good luck!
1959836
Yes. If its one that straps to the head of the guitar via a tie. Or, do what I did and drill a hole and screw in some straplocks. I can easily use the same strap on any guitar this way.